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Paul Yoon - Snowfall

from Lord I Give You My Heart by Various Artists

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I wake up to the sound of my alarm piercing the dawn
Got a lot on my mind and I just can't seem to rub it off
But I'm not feeling tired
Not feeling tired at all

Looks like the winter brought in the snowfall late last night
Not a trace of any footprints here
And no one there to call
But I don't feel alone
Not alone at all

Your love is sweet like a melody
Sung to my soul
Your love is snowfall covering the earth
Wash me white as snow

A thousand times I've tried but never won to be content
it seems the curse is lifted from my heart inside my chest
Now I don't feel alone
A love that I have won


Your love is sweet like a melody
Sung to my soul
Your love is snowfall covering the earth
Wash me white as snow

Your love is sweet like a symphony
This sound I know
Your love is snowfall covering the earth
Making me whole

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from Lord I Give You My Heart, released March 7, 2014

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